Kan. Admin. Regs. § 30-4-113 - Exempt income
The following types of income shall be exempt in the determination of the budgetary deficit:
(a) For TANF, earned income of a child who is
under the age of 19 years if the child is a student in elementary or secondary
school or is working towards attainment of a GED;
(b) for food assistance, earned income of a
child who is under the age of 18 years if the child is a student in elementary
or secondary school or is working towards attainment of a GED;
(c) lump sum income;
(d) irregular, occasional, or unpredictable
monetary gifts that do not exceed $50.00 per month per family group;
(e) income-in-kind;
(f) shelter cost participation payments. In
shared living arrangements in which two families contribute toward the shelter
obligations, any cash paid toward the shared shelter obligation by one family
to the second family in the shared arrangement shall not be considered as
income to the second family. This exemption shall not be applicable in a bona
fide, commercial landlord-tenant arrangement;
(g) tax refunds and rebates, except for
earned income tax credits in accordance with
K.A.R.
30-4-112;
(h) incentive payments received by renal
dialysis patients;
(i) home energy
assistance furnished on the basis of need by a federally regulated or
state-regulated entity whose revenues are primarily derived on a rate-of-return
basis, by a private, nonprofit organization, by a supplier of home heating oil
or gas, or by a municipal utility company that provides home energy;
(j) income received from the job training
partnership act of 1982. However, earnings received by individuals who are
participating in on-the-job training programs shall be countable unless the
individual is a child;
(k) housing
assistance from federal housing programs;
(l) assistance payments in the month
received;
(m) support payments
received following the effective date of the assignment of support rights to
the department. However, a support refund disbursed by the department to the
recipient or reported current support that, if prospectively treated as
nonexempt income, would result in ineligibility, shall not be exempt
income;
(n) up to $2,000.00 per
year of income received by an individual Indian that is derived from leases or
other uses of an individually owned trust or restricted lands;
(o) veterans administration (VA) payments
resulting from unusual medical expenses, which shall mean expenditures
exceeding five percent of the veteran's reported annual income;
(p) interest income that does not exceed
$50.00 per month per family group; and
(q) the amount of any child support
pass-through payment.
Notes
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